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韭 (jiǔ)
1. 【本义】: 韭菜
- [En.] Chinese chives
- A perennial herbaceous plant with slender and flat leaves, blooming small white flowers in summer and autumn; both the leaves and flowers can be consumed when tender, and the seeds can be used in medicine. Commonly abbreviated as "韭," as in "韭黄."
2. 【引】
- 1 《说文》: 韭,菜名,一种而久者,故谓之韭。
- [En.] "Shuowen": Chives, a name for a vegetable, it has been one kind for a long time.
- 2 《夏小正·正月》: 囿有见韭。
- [En.] "Xia Xiao Zheng, January": In the garden, chives can be seen.
- 3 《山海经·北山经》: 丹熏之山,其草多韭。
- [En.] "Shan Hai Jing, Book of North Mountains": On the Danxun Mountain, there are many chives.
- 4 《礼记·曲礼》: 韭曰丰本。
- [En.] "Liji, Qu Li": Chives are said to be the abundant base.
- 5 《诗·豳风·七月》: 四之日其蚤,献羔祭韭。
- [En.] "Shijing, Bin Feng, July": On the fourth day, early in the morning, offering lamb as a sacrifice to the chives.
3. 【其他】
- 某些葱属植物的通称
- [En.] Common name for certain species of the onion family.
- Example: 如: 大花韭; 多叶韭; 卵叶韭; 天山韭; 矮韭
- [En.] For example: large-flowered chives; many-leafed chives; ovate-leaved chives; Tianshan chives; dwarf chives.
garlic chives (Allium tuberosum), aka Chinese chives / (fig.) retail investors who lose their money to more experienced operators (i.e. they are "harvested" like garlic chives)
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